Guntha to Var (War/Vaar) Converter — 1 Guntha = 121 Var

1 Guntha = 121 Var (War/Vaar) = 1,089 sq ft ≈ 101.17 sq.m. That is the short answer — in Marathi, १ गुंठा = १२१ वार.

If you are buying a plot in Nashik, you will quickly meet this local unit — written Var, Vaar or War — because sellers here quote plot sizes in Var, while your loan, layout plan and construction drawings use Guntha, square feet or square metres. Use the free converter below, or jump to the ready tables.

Quick answer

• 1 Guntha = 121 Var (War/Vaar)
• 1 Var = 9 square feet = 1 square yard (Gaj) ≈ 0.836 sq.m
• 1 Guntha = 1,089 square feet ≈ 101.17 square metres
• 1 Acre = 40 Guntha = 4,840 Var = 43,560 sq.ft

So when someone asks “1 Guntha means how many War?” or “1 guntha kiti var?” — the answer is 121 Var.

What is “Var” (War / Vaar)?

Var — also spelled Vaar or War — is a customary land unit used across Nashik, much of Maharashtra and Gujarat. One Var is simply one square yard, i.e. a square of 3 ft × 3 ft = 9 square feet. It is handy for describing smaller residential plots, which is why you will often hear a plot called, say, “150 Var” rather than “1.24 Guntha.”

Because it is a traditional measure, a handful of informal quotes use a slightly different value. The safe habit: whatever unit a plot is quoted in, ask for the square-metre (or square-foot) figure on the approved layout and convert everything to one unit before comparing.

Guntha to Var — conversion table (1 to 40 Guntha)

Guntha	Var (War/Vaar)	Square feet
1 Guntha	121 Var	1,089 sq.ft
2 Guntha	242 Var	2,178 sq.ft
3 Guntha	363 Var	3,267 sq.ft
4 Guntha	484 Var	4,356 sq.ft
5 Guntha	605 Var	5,445 sq.ft
6 Guntha	726 Var	6,534 sq.ft
7 Guntha	847 Var	7,623 sq.ft
8 Guntha	968 Var	8,712 sq.ft
9 Guntha	1,089 Var	9,801 sq.ft
10 Guntha	1,210 Var	10,890 sq.ft
11 Guntha	1,331 Var	11,979 sq.ft
12 Guntha	1,452 Var	13,068 sq.ft
13 Guntha	1,573 Var	14,157 sq.ft
14 Guntha	1,694 Var	15,246 sq.ft
15 Guntha	1,815 Var	16,335 sq.ft
18 Guntha	2,178 Var	19,602 sq.ft
20 Guntha	2,420 Var	21,780 sq.ft
22 Guntha	2,662 Var	23,958 sq.ft
24 Guntha	2,904 Var	26,136 sq.ft
25 Guntha	3,025 Var	27,225 sq.ft
30 Guntha	3,630 Var	32,670 sq.ft
40 Guntha (1 Acre)	4,840 Var	43,560 sq.ft

For any other figure — 17 Guntha, 23.78 Guntha, anything — just multiply Guntha × 121, or use the converter above.

Var to Guntha — conversion table

Var (War/Vaar)	Guntha	Square feet
25 Var	0.21 Guntha	225 sq.ft
50 Var	0.41 Guntha	450 sq.ft
100 Var	0.83 Guntha	900 sq.ft
121 Var	1 Guntha	1,089 sq.ft
150 Var	1.24 Guntha	1,350 sq.ft
200 Var	1.65 Guntha	1,800 sq.ft
242 Var	2 Guntha	2,178 sq.ft
250 Var	2.07 Guntha	2,250 sq.ft
300 Var	2.48 Guntha	2,700 sq.ft
400 Var	3.31 Guntha	3,600 sq.ft
500 Var	4.13 Guntha	4,500 sq.ft
600 Var	4.96 Guntha	5,400 sq.ft
1,000 Var	8.26 Guntha	9,000 sq.ft

Var ⇄ square feet

Var → sq ft: multiply by 9. Sq ft → Var: divide by 9.

Var (Vaar)	Square feet		Square feet	Var (Vaar)
1 Var	9 sq.ft		900 sq.ft	100 Var
100 Var	900 sq.ft		1,089 sq.ft	121 Var (1 Guntha)
121 Var	1,089 sq.ft		1,350 sq.ft	150 Var
150 Var	1,350 sq.ft		1,800 sq.ft	200 Var
200 Var	1,800 sq.ft		2,250 sq.ft	250 Var

How to convert, by hand

• Var → Guntha: divide by 121. (150 Var ÷ 121 = 1.24 Guntha)
• Guntha → Var: multiply by 121. (3 Guntha × 121 = 363 Var)
• Var → square feet: multiply by 9. (150 Var × 9 = 1,350 sq.ft)
• Var → square metres: multiply by 0.836. (150 Var × 0.836 ≈ 125.4 sq.m)
• Acre → Var: multiply by 4,840. (1 Acre = 4,840 Var)

Is it the same in Gujarat?

Yes. The Var (Vaar) used in Gujarat is the same customary unit — 1 square yard = 9 square feet — so 1 Guntha = 121 Var in Gujarat too. The spelling just shifts between Var, Vaar and War from region to region.

A real Nashik example

Our residential plot at Adgaon (Plot No. 33, Gut No. 552) is quoted as 152 War. Let’s convert:

• 152 Var × 9 = 1,368 square feet
• 1,368 ÷ 1,089 = ≈ 1.26 Guntha
• 152 Var × 0.836 = ≈ 127 square metres

That single line — 152 Var = 1,368 sq.ft ≈ 1.26 Guntha — is exactly the kind of clarity you should get for every plot before you decide. (Our Jaulke plots are listed the same transparent way — every plot in both sq.m and War.)

Why getting this right matters

• Fair price comparison — a plot that looks cheaper per Var can be dearer per square foot than a rival. Convert to one unit first.
• Loans & registration — banks and the sale deed work in square feet/metres, so your paperwork must match the layout.
• Construction planning — your architect designs in square feet/metres; know your buildable area precisely.

For the bigger picture, read our guide to land measurement units in Maharashtra and how to buy a plot in Nashik.

Frequently asked questions

How many Var (War) are there in 1 Guntha? 1 Guntha = 121 Var. (1,089 sq.ft ÷ 9 sq.ft = 121.)

1 Guntha kiti Var? (१ गुंठा किती वार?) १ गुंठा = १२१ वार — 1 Guntha = 121 Var.

What is 1 Var in square feet? 1 Var = 9 square feet = 1 square yard (Gaj) ≈ 0.836 square metres.

How do I convert Var to Guntha? Divide the Var by 121. For example, 242 Var ÷ 121 = 2 Guntha.

How many Var in 1 Acre? 1 Acre = 4,840 Var = 40 Guntha = 43,560 sq.ft.

How many Vaar is 1,350 square feet? 1,350 ÷ 9 = 150 Vaar.

Is 1 Var always the same size? In Nashik it is taken as 1 square yard (9 sq.ft). As it is a customary unit, always confirm the exact square-metre area on the approved layout and sale deed.

Looking at a plot quoted in Var, Guntha or Are? Ask us — we’ll convert the units, cross-check the layout, and give you a clear, honest picture.

Conversions are for guidance. Customary units can vary locally — always confirm exact figures against the official layout and documents.